kepala
Kepala is a common Indonesian word with several related meanings. Literally, it refers to the head, the upper part of the body that contains the brain and sensory organs. Figuratively, kepala also denotes a leader or chief, used for people who head organizations, communities, or institutions.
Anatomically, the kepala comprises the skull (tengkorak), the brain, and the sense organs such as the eyes,
As a title or role, kepala is common in compound phrases that name positions of authority, including
Etymology and usage: the term comes from Malay and Indonesian, with cognates in related Austronesian languages.